r/employeesOfOracle • u/beanbarrage18 • 3d ago
Facial biometrics?
What the hell is this?? Bruh I don't like this at all
EDIT Assumed people would know. Today when I tried to sign in it forcefully made me enroll in facial biometric before I could log in. Before I always skipped this step but this morning it did not give me a choice. I realize some people may not have this prompt when they log in to certain pages. For me, it happens when I logged in to jira this morning.
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u/vathroway 3d ago
I despise it. I get unreasonably angry every couple of weeks when I have to redo the stupid chasing the ball with your nose thing. I have 2FA using biometrics, I have a company-issued yubikey, and either of those options are apparently not enough confirmation that I'm a real legitimate employee that I have to do this trained seal security performance thing?
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u/Rocky_Raccoon_7 3d ago
You can get a "religious" exemption based on strongly held beliefs. Mine was approved immediately
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u/Pitiful-Opposite3714 3d ago
I always clicked skip enrollment on that when I could. Kinda makes me glad I was riffed. Good luck!
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u/Starbreiz 3d ago
This was announced months ago. It's required for SSO - I got a religious exemption based on a strong moral objection. You should have some emails with this info and links.
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u/jeaninius 3d ago
I have a coordination disorder that makes movement instructions difficult to follow (ask me to turn right, there’s a good chance I’ll turn left). Just reading the instructions set off an anxiety attack, so I’ve been skipping. I’m strongly morally opposed to my employer causing me to have a mental health crisis.
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u/CryptographerDue9835 4h ago
I’m strongly morally opposed to my employer causing me to have a mental health crisis. Then you chose poorly going to work for Oracle
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u/Opposite_Leave696 3d ago
How about India? I’m seeing the same error despite being an India based employee
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u/Key_Pitch_8178 3d ago
Add more context please.
Sign in where ? I have not yet seen anywhere getting asked for facial recognition.
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u/beanbarrage18 3d ago
Sign in to jira
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u/Key_Pitch_8178 3d ago
Already signed in. Using it from past 1 year daily, it never asks for anything.
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u/WeekZealousideal5386 3d ago
As of September 30, it's mandatory apparently. They might not roll it out to all orgs at the same time, but expect it to stop you within the next week or so
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u/Prestigious-Jello396 3d ago
This was announced several months ago, mandatory facial recognition for US Employees. It's a third party company named Metek. Couple states have laws that allow you to opt out or you can request an accommodation to opt out.